Will there be another Gavin and Stacey series or Christmas special? What the stars of the sitcom have said

Gavin and Stacey star Joanna Page has revealed that lockdown nearly drove her marriage to divorce and ruined her sex life.The 43 year old, who also starred in iconic Christmas movie Love Actually, has been married to actor James Thornton, 45, since 2003.The pair have three children together, Eva, seven, Kit, five and four-year-old Noah. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

I'm a Celebrity winner Giovanna Fletcher is celebrating a cosy Christmas back at home with her husband, McFly star Tom Fletcher, and their three sons.They have Buzz, six, Buddy, four, and Max two, and the couple looked festive and happy as they donned matching pyjamas and posed for a selfie.Tom posted the cute snap on his Instagram as they cuddled up together on a festive blanket, and wrote: "Clashing into Christmas," alongside it.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Once a tiny tot, Neil the baby from Gavin and Stacey is now all grown up!MORE: Gavin and Stacey star Larry Lamb just gave a major update on show's return - and fans will be pleased!The hit BBC sitcom saw Nessa, played by Ruth Jones and Smithy, James Corden, welcome a baby boy together – but fans never got to watch him grow up before the show ended in 2010.

Gavin & Stacey Christmas special will not feature the controversial ‘Fairytale Of New York’ lyric that caused a number of viewers to make complaints to the BBC.The uncensored version of the 1987 hit by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl, featuring the lyrics: “You scumbag, you maggot/ You cheap lousy f****t/ Happy Christmas, your arse/ I pray God it’s our last“, was performed by Nessa and Bryn during last year’s special.After the episode aired, the BBC received nearly 900 complaints about the lyric.

Gavin and Stacey Christmas special set to air on Christmas Eve has been re-edited to omit an offensive slur from the Christmas hit Fairytale of New York following backlash.The BBC will show the 2019 festive special of the much-loved comedy sitcom tonight - but the offensive lyric from the Christmas karaoke scene will be cut out, The Mirror reports.The show stirred up controversy last year when characters Bryn and Nessa – played by Rob Brydon and Ruth Jones - sang the word “f***ot”  and amassed a

direct to your inboxLast year's Gavin and Stacey hit Christmas special will air again this year, but with a tweak.While it proved hugely popular with BBC viewers after waiting an entire decade for the reunion, the episode received nearly 900 complaints over the pub singing scene of a seasonable staple.Character Uncle Bryn, played by Rob Brydon, and Nessa, played by Ruth Jones, sang The Pogues' Fairytale Of New York uncensored, including the homophobic slur “you cheap lousy f****t”.But production

Brendan O’Carroll has revealed that this year’s Mrs Brown’s Boys Christmas Special will have a very important meaning.

Gavin and Stacey star Larry Lamb has said it’s “highly unlikely there won’t be more” Christmas specials in future.The actor, who plays Gavin’s dad Mick in the hit sitcom, commented on the potential return of the show following the success of last year’s Christmas special.“After how well the Christmas special went down last year, it’s highly unlikely there won’t be more,” Lamb told The Telegraph.“We’re all ready, but when it’ll be, that’s up to James [Corden], Ruth Jones and the BBC.